Prospective freshmen majoring in marketing... Seniors solve puzzles.

Introduction to the undergraduate major in marketing.

Although marketing majors are easy to employ, graduates must have strong marketing skills, otherwise it is also very difficult to find employment.

Undergraduate Career Prospects in Marketing.

After graduation, students can work in the marketing department of enterprises, adapt to positions such as marketing, planning, market research and research, import and export business, as well as business representatives and business secretaries of market research companies and foreign-related business agencies, or engage in marketing planning and advertising planning.

Undergraduate study program in marketing.

Management, Microeconomics.

Macroeconomics, Management Information Systems, Statistics, Accounting.

Financial Management, Marketing, Economic Law.

Consumer Behavior, Consumer Psychology, International Marketing, Market Research, Basic Accounting, Introduction to Finance, Corporate Sales Planning, Commercial Banking Practice, Human Resource Management, Market Research and Management, Distribution Channel Management, Bank Marketing, Modern Marketing Techniques, Marketing Innovation, Advertising Theory and Practice, Finance and Taxation, Public Relations, Consumer Behavior, Advertising Communication and Management.

The city has no blind field marketing undergraduate training goals and requirements.

This major cultivates business administration with knowledge and ability in management, economics, law, marketing, etc., and can be engaged in marketing and management, teaching and scientific research in enterprises, institutions and departments.

Specialized talents in high academic disciplines.

Students in this major mainly learn the basic theories and basic knowledge of marketing and business administration, receive basic training in marketing methods and skills, and have the basic ability to analyze and solve marketing problems.

Essential skills for undergraduate marketing students.

1.Master the basic theories and basic knowledge of management, economics and modern marketing;

2.Master the qualitative and quantitative analysis methods of marketing;

3.Have strong basic ability in language and writing, interpersonal communication, and analysis and solving practical problems in marketing;

4.Familiar with China's marketing guidelines, policies and regulations, and understand the practices and rules of international marketing;

5.Understand the theoretical frontiers and development trends of the discipline;

6.Master the basic methods of literature retrieval and data inquiry, and have certain scientific research and practical work ability.

Main courses.

Management, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Management Information Systems, Statistics, Accounting, Financial Management, Marketing, Economic Law, Consumer Behavior, International Marketing, Market Research, Basic Accounting, Introduction to Finance, Corporate Sales Planning, Commercial Banking Practice, Human Resource Management, Market Research and Taxation, Distribution Channel Management, Bank Marketing, Modern Marketing Techniques, Marketing Innovation, Advertising Theory and Practice, Finance and Taxation.

What are the professional disciplines, you can judge for yourself!

As for the major, I only had to study management at that time.

First of all, you have to know that marketing is a rather difficult profession. The difficulty lies in the fact that everyone can do it, but you can do it better than most people. This is completely different from the difficulty of pure science and engineering. I think the former is more difficult.

Then you have to be clear: mathematics is no less important in marketing than any other science and engineering discipline, especially mathematical statistics. Don't think that marketing is a liberal arts. It is a social science, and its scientific roots are rooted in mathematics.

Secondly, erudition is about to take. It's too difficult to do a good job in marketing, and not everyone can create more than 40% share growth with a single plan. If you want to do that, you need to read books on all aspects.

Some of them are closely related to your profession, such as marketing principles. There are also relatively distant relationships, like linguistic logic. There are even more that don't seem to be sidelined, like philosophy.

Advertising guru Ogilvy even recommends reading specialized books on oil before planning for an oil company.

Third, be diligent and inquisitive. Marketing is actually a profession with an extremely high elimination rate. There are 70 people in a department, and there may be less than 10 people who enter the eyes of the tutor, and the real one who has learned to do marketing is only two or three out of ten.

You don't know if you're one of those two or three, but you have to make sure you're in those 10.

I heard from a classmate that he wrote it on an online called Qi Mira**, which is not bad, and the format of the general graduation**.

1.Cover: (**Title, school, teacher, own name, year, month and day) 2Chinese and English abstract: (The essence of **, everyone first looks at your topic, and then looks at your abstract, the abstract is good, they will continue to read, the abstract is not good for the body of the general**).

3.Body: (** Theme, minimum 3 parts, 1st Background Meaning Purpose, 2nd Method Result, 3rd Conclusion).

5.Thanks.

The format inside is according to the requirements of your school. I didn't find the template (with font size, line spacing, etc.), but this format is versatile

Actually, the original ** online is not free for you to metabolize! Who wants to take the time to write this for you? Do you think in your free time that you are providing such a meaningless service to others? So: it's better to write it yourself.

The simple way to write ** is to first roughly determine your choice of topic [this is likely to be determined by the teacher for you], and then look for a few similar articles on the Internet.

Read through some of the relevant materials to get a general idea of what to do! Look at what other people are writing about this stuff!

Refer to the format of your school's **, make a syllabus, and then show the syllabus to your teacher and then revise it. Once the teacher agrees with your outline, you can add to it!

5.Finally, go to Wanfang and other databases for testing [it's cheap here, only 1 yuan per 10,000 words], and modify the red part again!

6.Good luck with your completion**!

What I can give you is the original one that we defended last year, and I can't find it on the Internet.

The impact and complementarity of network marketing on the traditional marketing model.

It is best to go to the excellent master's ** library to see what topics others have chosen, and look at other people's topics, so that you can master the skills of topic selection and the direction of others' writing to provide reference for yourself, and it is best to select a few topics, and then let the teacher read them, communicate with each other, and finally determine the topic. Then put down some sample essays, see how other people's outlines are drafted, and then imitate and write an outline, let the instructor revise it, and then start writing**. In addition, the master's ** needs to be checked for duplication, and there can be too much plagiarism, so it is best to correct plagiarism.

In short, the mentality should be correct. I used to have a master's degree and didn't have time to write, so I found help to write on the network, and they wrote it professionally. If you find it too difficult, you can also ask.